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To: E'Lane who wrote (44191)5/26/1999 12:12:00 AM
From: Jane4IceCream  Respond to of 50264
 
Oh I just cant remember who or whom ranted about my tattoo but it was one of yous!!

Hey! A mention of my tattoo in my SI profile demonstrates I have a heart for all of you! Just keep your hands off it and THAT goes the same for you Mr. Street.

Its really quite cool and a great conversation piece at the pool or on the beach. Of course, it gives the guys an easy pickup line if they choose because with certain bikinis on you can see it:-0

Now at Blacks Beach, you can see it quite clearly.

Jane at the beach in pajamas and absolutely, positively...NO SHOES ALLOWED...fer sure!



To: E'Lane who wrote (44191)5/26/1999 8:56:00 AM
From: William Brotherson  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 50264
 
Good Morning Everyone,

Today is another fine day to just be alive. Some times people can brag about how good they are, how smart they are, but as todays story shows, and I have learned all too often, someone always comes along and does better........

Todays story:

Beat the Pro

Sam Snead tells the story of a charity golf challenge he played years
ago.

A pro was stationed at each hole, and threesomes would come up
and bet against the pro individually. Sam was positioned at a par-3 hole
and, with one shot to the green, whoever's ball was closest to the pin
on the tee-off was the winner.

A threesome approached and the first man said, "Hello, Mr. Snead.
I'd like to bet you five hundred dollars that I'll get closer to the pin
than
you do." Snead accepted the challenge. The golfer hit a good shot to
the green. Snead hit it past the green and lost the bet.

The second golfer approached, saying, "It's great to meet you, Mr.
Snead. I'm going to make the same bet as my friend. Five hundred
dollars says that I'll hit the ball closer to the pin than you will."
This time,
Sam hit the ball twenty yards past the hole and lost the bet again. He
just laughed. It was, after all, a charity event and the object was to
raise money and have fun.

The last one of the threesome strolled up to Snead and, with a brash
New Jersey accent, said, "You washed-up old man! You just don't
have it anymore, do you? I'll bet you thirty-five hundred dollars that I
can beat you." Sam just smiled and quietly accepted the bet. The
cocky golfer hit the ball four inches from the pin. "Now beat that, old
man," he said. "You should have put down those clubs years ago."
Again, Sam just smiled. He leaned over and positioned the ball, drew
back, took a swing and made a hole-in-one. "Better luck next time,"
said Slammin' Sammy Snead.

By Susan D. Brandenburg

Have a great day today!!!!!

wb (just had to beat E' this morning by posting my story before she got up) Hahahahahaha...........